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• During the past seven decades, theFoundation’s mission is to be the leadingvoice of safety for the global aerospacecommunity.

• The Foundation continues to leadthe Global Safety Information Project(GSIP) in Asia-Pacific and Latin Americaseeking knowledge related to safety datacollection and processing from aviationindustry stakeholders.

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GO AROUND OR STAY THE COURSEWEIGHING RISKS

THE JOURNAL OF FLIGHT SAFETY FOUNDATION APRIL 2015

Distraction Precedes a StallINATTENTIONAssessing Fatigue MitigationLONG, LONG HAUL

UAS Rules ProposedON THEIR WAY

TACKLING RUNWAY EXCURSIONSTOP TARGET

THE JOURNAL OF FLIGHT SAFETY FOUNDATION MAY 2015

Enhanced Weather ObservationsDRONE FORECASTINGEvaluating Advanced EquipmentHIGH TECH HELICOPTERS

National Norms DefinedCLASH OF CULTURES

DEALING WITH PILOT MENTAL HEALTHMENTAL STATES

THE JOURNAL OF FLIGHT SAFETY FOUNDATION JUNE 2015

RSA RequirementsA QUESTION OF DISTANCEStartle Response ProbedEXPECTING THE UNEXPECTED

Cabin Crew Training‘ON-CALL FIREFIGHTERS’

WEAK SAFEGUARDS AGAINST ERRORREENTRY BREAKUP

THE JOURNAL OF FLIGHT SAFETY FOUNDATION OCTOBER 2015

Enforcing UAS rulesKEEPING THEIR DISTANCEBusiness aviation tries ASIASNEW RECRUITS

Efficiency vs. risk reductionBALANCING ACT







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2016 Line-up and Closing DatesIssue Subject Event Distribuiton Close Materials Due

FEB 2016 Safety issues in Asia-Pacific

GSIP Workshop-Singapore, Singapore Aviation Academy Singapore Air Show, SingaporeHAI Heli-Expo 2016, Louisville, KentuckyISTAT Americas, Phoenix, ArizonaCANSO World ATM Congress, Madrid, Spain Singapore Aviation Safety Seminars (SASS), Singapore Aviation AcademyAir Charter Safety Symposium, Ashburn, VA

Jan. 8, 2016 Jan. 13, 2016

MAR 2016 Analyzing safe helicopter operations

GSIP Workshop-Sydney, Sydney, AustraliaGSIP Workshop-Santiago, Santiago, Chile CHC Safety & Quality Summit, Vancouver, British ColumbiaWomen in Aviation International Conference, Nashville, TennesseeNBAA International Operators Conference, San Diego, California

Jan. 25, 2016 Feb 1, 2016

APR 2016 Assessing business aviation safety

61st annual Business Aviation Safety Summit (BASS) Austin, TexasWorld Aviation Training Conference and Tradeshow, Orlando, FloridaNBAA Asian Business Aviation Conference, Shanghai, China41st Annual RAA Convention, Charlotte, North CarolinaGSIP Workshop-Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanGSIP Workshop-Hong Kong, ChinaGSIP Workshop-Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil

Feb. 23, 2016 Mar. 2, 2016

MAY 2016 Airport safety trends

EBACE, Geneva, SwitzerlandIATA Cabin Operations Safety Conference, Miami, Florida87th Annual AAAE Conference, Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaISTAT Asia, Tokyo, JapanGSIP Workshop-Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaGSIP Workshop-Jakarta, IndonesiaGSIP Workshop-Panama City, Panama

Mar. 23, 2016 Mar. 30, 2016

JUN 2016 Air Traffic Control issues

2016 Safety Forum Co-hosted by Flight Safety Foundation, EUROCONTROL and European Regions Airline Association, Brussels, Belgium6th Pan American Aviation Safety Summit, Medellin, ColombiaGSIP Workshop-Lima, Lima, PeruGSIP Worksho-New Delhi, New Delhi, India

April 27, 2016 May 4, 2016

JUL/AUG 2016 Managing cabin safety and inflight emergencies

Farnborough Air Show

GSIP Workshop-Mexico City, Mexico City, MexicoJune 20, 2016 June 27, 2016

SEP 2016 Focus on European safety issuesERA General Assembly, Madrid, SpainISTAT Europe, Barcelona, Spain

Jul. 25, 2016 Aug. 1, 2016

OCT 2016 Safety issues in Middle East69th annual International Air Safety Summit (IASS)NBAA, Orlando, FloridaATAC Annual General Meeting, Montreal, QC, Canada

Aug. 25, 2016 Sept. 1, 2016

NOV 2016 Preparing for winter operations69th annual International Air Safety Summit (IASS)Middle East Business Aviation (MEBA) Show, Dubai, UAE

Sep. 30, 2016 Oct. 7, 2016

DEC 2016/JAN 2017 Top 10 industry safety issues Oct. 31, 2016 Nov. 8, 2016



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Flight Safety Foundation members around the world count on AeroSafety World as a trusted source of aviation safety information.

Foundation members are involved in all aspects of the aviation industry.

GSIP WorkshopPanama CityMay 18–19, 2016

GSIP WorkshopLimaJune 8–9, 2016

GSIP WorkshopSingapore March 16, 2016

GSIP WorkshopTokyoApril 14–15, 2016

GSIP WorkshopHong KongApril 19–20, 2016

GSIP WorkshopSydney March 22–23, 2016

GSIP WorkshopNew DelhiJune 9–10, 2016

GSIP WorkshopJakartaMay 17–18, 2016

GSIP WorkshopKuala LumpurMay 11–12, 2106

2016 Safety Forum Co-hosted by Flight Safety Foundation, EUROCONTROL and European Regions Airline AssociationJune 7–8, 2016 | Brussels

March 14–18, 2016 | Singapore

69th annual International Aviation Safety Summit

Singapore Aviation Safety Seminars

November 14–16, 2016 | DubaiHosted by Emirates

61st annual Business Aviation Safety Summit

May 5–6, 2016 | Austin, Texas

GSIP WorkshopSao PauloApril 20–21, 2016

GSIP WorkshopMexico CityJuly 13–14, 2016

GSIP WorkshopSantiagoMarch 29–30, 2016

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Advertise in the Foundation’s special BASS and IASS DailiesBONUS — Sponsors and Exhibitors receive 15% discount on AeroSafety World advertising.

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TACKLING RUNWAY EXCURSIONSTOP TARGET

THE JOURNAL OF FLIGHT SAFETY FOUNDATION MAY 2015

Enhanced Weather ObservationsDRONE FORECASTINGEvaluating Advanced EquipmentHIGH TECH HELICOPTERS

National Norms DefinedCLASH OF CULTURES

Safety Management Information and Sharing SeminarMarch 16, 2016

Flight Operations SeminarMarch 17–18, 2016

Maintenance and Engineering SeminarMarch 14–15, 2016

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ASW 2016 PRINT Advertising Rates (per issue)1x 2–3x 4–7x 8–10x

Position FSF Member FSF Non-Member FSF Member FSF Non-Member FSF Member FSF Non-Member FSF Member FSF Non-Member

Full Page $2,415 $2,980 $2,295 $2,830 $2,065 $2,545 $1,960 $2,420Half Page $1,810 $2,310 $1,720 $2,195 $1,550 $1,975 $1,470 $1,8752-Page Spread $5,250 $7,350 $4,990 $6,980 $4,490 $6,280 $4,265 $5,970Special PositionsBack Cover $4,410 $5,510 $4,190 $5,235 $3,770 $4,710 $3,580 $4,475Inside Front Cover $3,300 $4,410 $3,135 $4,190 $2,820 $3,770 $2,880 $3,580Inside Back Cover $2,625 $3,300 $2,590 $3,135 $2,245 $2,820 $2,130 $2,680All rates are in net U.S. dollars. Agencies must add appropriate commission.

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2-Page Spread 15.77 9.125 400.6 231.8 17.25 11.25 438.2 285.8 17 11 431.8 279.4Cover or Full Page 7.035 9.125 178.7 231.8 8.75 11.25 223.3 285.8 8.5 11 215.9 279.4Half Page (horizontal) 7.035 4.563 178.7 115.9 8.75 5.62 223.3 142.9 8.5 5.5 215.9 139.7Half Page (vertical) 4.14 9.125 105.2 231.8 4.88 11.25 124.0 285.8 4.76 11 120.8 279.4Note: Page trim size: 8.5 in x 11 in (215.9 mm x 279.4 mm). Bleed allowance: 0.125 in (3.2 mm) on each side. Safety area for bleeds: 0.25 in (6.4 mm) inside trim. Gutter safety: 0.35 in (8.9 mm).

ASW 2016 Web Site Advertising Rates (per month)

1x 2–3x 4–7x 8–10xPosition FSF Member FSF Non-Member FSF Member FSF Non-Member FSF Member FSF Non-Member FSF Member FSF Non-Member

Skyscraper (160 x 600 pixels) $1,050 $1,275 $1,000 $1,150 $945 $1,010 $895 $935Horizontal Banner (600 x 200 pixels) $790 $875 $740 $835 $710 $767 $675 $730

All rates are in net U.S. dollars. Agencies must add appropriate commission. No advertising will be displayed on the Flight Safety Foundation home page.

ASW 2016 e-Newsletter Advertising Rates (per month)

1x 2–3x 4–7x 8–10xPosition FSF Member FSF Non-Member FSF Member FSF Non-Member FSF Member FSF Non-Member FSF Member FSF Non-Member

Vertical Banner (150 x 240 pixels) $1,575 $1,800 $1,495 $1,710 $1,345 $1,540 $1,275 $1,465Button 1 (150 x 90 pixels) $1,050 $1,275 $1,000 $1,150 $945 $1,010 $895 $935Button 2 (150 x 60 pixels) $525 $700 $475 $660 $445 $590 $410 $555All rates are in net U.S. dollars. Agencies must add appropriate commission. No advertising will be displayed on the Flight Safety Foundation home page.

BASS 2016 Dailies Advertising Rates (per day) IASS 2016 Dailies Advertising Rates (per day)

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All rates are in net U.S. dollars. Agencies must add appropriate commission. No advertising will be displayed on the Flight Safety Foundation home page.


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DEALING WITH PILOT MENTAL HEALTHMENTAL STATES

THE JOURNAL OF FLIGHT SAFETY FOUNDATION JUNE 2015

RSA RequirementsA QUESTION OF DISTANCEStartle Response ProbedEXPECTING THE UNEXPECTED

Cabin Crew Training‘ON-CALL FIREFIGHTERS’

Cheryl Goldsby [email protected] tel: +1 703.737.6753

Kelly Murphy [email protected] tel: +1 703.716.0503

Please contact the Emerald Media sales team for more information.


Acceptable Formats for E-MEDIA Ads72 dpi JPEG or GIF, exact size as indicated

Color: Convert all colors to RGB.

Send E-MEDIA materials to:

Emerald Media

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FTP: Information will be provided upon request.

A PDF of the ASW Media Guide is available on our Web site at flightsafety.org/files/asw_media_guide_ 2016.pdf

Acceptable Formats for PRINT AdsAeroSafety World is printed direct-to-plate. Digital files are required. Film will not be accepted.

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– Adobe Illustrator (version CS5.5 or earlier), turn fonts to outlines, save as .ai (version 8 or later)

– Encapsulated PostScript (.eps) file, turn fonts to outlines

Imported or Embedded Images: Minimum resolution required is 300 ppi for full-color or grayscale artwork at actual size and 1200 ppi for bitmap (black & white line art) at actual size. Images from Web sites are NOT acceptable.

Color: Convert all colors to CMYK.

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Terms and Conditions

All contents of advertisements are subject to the Publisher’s approval. The Publisher reserves the right to reject or cancel any advertisement if the Publisher deems it to be unacceptable for any reason. The term “advertiser” includes any advertiser’s advertising agency.

All advertisements must be clearly identifiable as such. If the Publisher decides any advertisement creates the illusion of editorial matter, the Publisher reserves the right to decline such advertisement and/or to place the word “Advertisement” in it.

The advertiser’s sole remedy for the failure to print any advertisement or the appearance of any errors in the advertisement not in the submitted version will be the right to place a “make-good” advertisement.

The Publisher will not be liable for any delays affecting the timing or cancellation of any advertisement scheduled to be published in the event of an act of God, action by any governmental entity, fire, flood, accidents, insurrection, act of terrorism or war, embargo, legal or illegal strikes, labor or materials shortages, transportation interruption of any kind, work slowdown, or any other condition beyond the control of the Publisher affecting production or delivery in any manner.

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Additional Flight Safety Foundation Opportunities– For information on becoming a Flight Safety Foundation member

contact Ahlam Wahdan, membership services coordinator, [email protected]– To subscribe to AeroSafety World magazine go to flightsafety.org

Frank Jackman, vice president, communications, [email protected], and Emily McGee, director of communications, [email protected]– For information on sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities at Flight Safety Foundation summits

contact Christopher Rochette, senior manager of events and marketing, [email protected]– To ensure continued progress in aviation safety donate to Flight Safety Foundation to help fund a full range of programs and operations

Contact Susan Lausch, vice president, business operations, [email protected]

Singapore Aviation Safety Seminars (SASS)Singapore Aviation Academy

Maintenance and Engineering Seminar March 14–15, 2016

Safety Management Information and Sharing Seminar March 16, 2016

Flight Operations Seminar March 17–18, 2016

61st annual Business Aviation Safety Summit (BASS) 2016 — Austin, Texas May 5–6, 2016

2016 Safety ForumCo-hosted by Flight Safety Foundation, EUROCONTROL and European Regions Airline Association, Brussels, Belgium

June 7–8, 2016

69th annual International Air Safety Summit (IASS) 2016 — Dubai, UAEHosted by Emirates

November 14–16, 2016

Save the dates for Flight Safety Foundation’s 2016 Summits and Forums


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Terms and Conditions All contents of advertisements are subject to the Publisher’s approval. The Publisher reserves the right to reject or cancel any advertisement if the Publisher deems it to be unacceptable for any reason. The term “advertiser” includes any advertiser’s advertising agency.

All advertisements must be clearly identifiable as such. If the Publisher decides any advertisement creates the illusion of editorial matter, the Publisher reserves the right to decline such advertisement and/or to place the word “Advertisement” in it.

The advertiser’s sole remedy for the failure to print any advertisement or the appearance of any errors in the advertisement not in the submitted version will be the right to place a “make-good” advertisement.

The Publisher will not be liable for any delays affecting the timing or cancellation of any advertisement scheduled to be published in the event of an act of God, action by any governmental entity, fire, flood, accidents, insurrection, act of terrorism or war, embargo, legal or illegal strikes, labor or materials shortages, transportation interruption of any kind, work slowdown, or any other condition beyond the control of the Publisher affecting production or delivery in any manner.

E-mail or fax completed form to the Emerald Media sales team: Cheryl Goldsby, [email protected] or Kelly Murphy, [email protected]

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ADVERTISING BOOKING FORMWEAK SAFEGUARDS AGAINST ERRORREENTRY BREAKUP

THE JOURNAL OF FLIGHT SAFETY FOUNDATION OCTOBER 2015

Enforcing UAS rulesKEEPING THEIR DISTANCEBusiness aviation tries ASIASNEW RECRUITS

Efficiency vs. risk reductionBALANCING ACT

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